Frozen Planet: Review and Giveaway
If you haven't noticed, I like nature. So it's probably not surprising that I like the BBC's most recent nature documentary series Frozen Planet. Yes, like . Trying to avoid obnoxious adverbs and exclamation points here. The truth is even if I was only ho-hum about the natural world, these carefully crafted episodes would have entranced me. Such. Gorgeous. Images. From massive glaciers to intimate animal videography to time-lapsed ice crystal formation, when watching the series it feels unfortunate to blink. And then there is Sir David Attenborough, the man behind the sage, spirited voice I've come to associate with the narration of these programs. It's a fantastic series. One I'll view many times over. What differentiates Frozen Planet from its BBC predecessors like Blue Planet and Wild China is its dedication to the last true wilderness on earth. The Arctic and Antarctic are, as Attenborough says, "places of superlatives." In the dark mont